Starting from Rome, after a journey of about 2 hours and 30 minutes, it will be possible to discover the wonderful basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli where inside you can admire "La Porziuncola" the small church contained within the great Papal Basilica, as well as a of the most important Franciscan places, "the Cappella del Transito" the infirmary of the original convent, its fame is given by the fact that here St. Francis died on October 3, 1226 and finished composing the "Canticle of creatures", the "Roseti" the Organs and the "Fountain of the Pilgrims".

Famous for being the birthplace of San Francesco and Santa Chiara, Assisi is one of the most beautiful villages in Umbria, visited by thousands of tourists from all over the world, who come to admire the historic buildings, the alleys decorated with stone houses and to observe the wonders that have made them a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It will then take about 2 hours and 30 minutes to travel back to Rome

The basilica of San Francesco is located in Assisi, it is the place that since 1230 preserves and guards the mortal remains of the seraphic saint.

The church was built, after the death of St. Clare, between 1257 and 1265, around the ancient church of San Giorgio, which until 1230 had kept the mortal remains of St. Francis

The Rocca Maggiore has dominated the citadel of Assisi and the Tescio valley for more than eight hundred years, constituting the most valid fortification for their defense.

The Bosco di San Francesco is located in Assisi, at the foot of the Basilica dedicated to the Saint who lived and preached in these lands in the thirteenth century, together with his companions, giving life to the Franciscan order.